PAC Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea presents Tania Bruguera's (1968 La Havana, Cuba) first solo exhibition in Italy.

A site-specific intervention in the nineteenth-century spaces of the home of the Milanese patron

Samson Young's first solo exhibition in Italy

The second solo show by Iranian artist Nazgol Ansarinia (Tehran, 1979) in Milan.

The fourth solo show by Czech photographer Jitka Hanzlová

The exhibition examines over 60 years of activity of one of Italy’s greatest masters and theorists of design.

The exhibition explores the artist biographical and artistic life through immersive and digital experiences

Pirelli HangarBicocca presents Short-circuits a Chen Zhen retrospective curated by Vicente Todolí

For his solo show at Ordet, the artist presents his new series of "Displacement" paintings

The exhibition is dedicated to the winner of the ACACIA Award, Loris Cecchini

Benning’s second exhibition with kaufmann repetto

"The porcelain Room" is an exhibition aiming at explore the historical context, scope and impact of Chinese exported porcelain.

The first exhibition in Italy of the American artist Trisha Baga.

Solo exhibition by the Chinese painter Liu Ye at Fondazione Prada in Milan.

Cardi Gallery Milan presents a major solo exhibition by the Japanese artist Shozo Shimamoto, co-founder of the "Gutai" movement

FuturDome presents "Ukiyo", Andrea Bocca's first solo exhibition in Milan inspired by Hiroshige

The Danish artist Thomas Poulsen, also known as FOS, presents a double performance at FuturDome, Milan in the framework of the project Small White Man.

The artist brings to Milan a huge installation, challenging scientific notions

FuturDome, in a huge location in Milan, introduce the first monographic exhibition in Italy of the Danish artist Lea Porsager

The most complete exhibition ever dedicated to the artist outside the UK

The exhibition honours the life and work of the Austrian iconic photographer

Udo Kittelmann presents K, exhibition featuring Martin Kippenberger, Orson Wells and Tangerine Dreams.

At the church of San Carlo al Lazzaretto in Milan professional singers are to take turns to perform an ethereal arrangement of Il cielo in una stanza, the famous song by Gino Paoli, originally released in 1960. The piece will be repeated, uninterruptedly, for six hours a day, every day.

The exhibition at Lia Rumma, Milan, consolidates the artist's 20-year-long relationship with the gallery and the Italian country